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PHOTOS: Ecuador 2012 (3)

Apparently, mission trips are hard work.

We had a great time on the building site in Ecuador as we helped construct a wood house for Jungle Kids for Christ. The house will be used for a missionary family that will be moving down to spend at least a year ministering to children and families in the jungle.

Here are some of my favorite moments from our work.

– Phillip

[NOTE: The other parts of this series (plus Ecuador daily recaps) can be found HERE.]

Making plans

Up in the air

Making the cut

Bring your guns to work

Laying it straight

A well-deserved rest

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